Tiler – renovation and maintenance

About the job

You work as a tiler specialising in renovation and maintenance. You work on a variety of projects in Doetinchem and the eastern part of the Netherlands. You renovate bathrooms, kitchens and toilets in existing homes. You use your skills, attention to detail and own initiative to deliver results that residents can count on.

What you'll do

• Remove existing ceramic coverings and prepare surfaces
• Lay wall and floor tiles, including precise grouting
• Carry out demolition and repair work before tiling starts
• Plan your own work and coordinate with construction and installation teams
• Communicate clearly with residents, work carefully and take responsibility for quality and progress

What we ask

• A vocational qualification at mbo 2 or 3 level (Dutch vocational education) in tiling, or proven experience in the trade
• 5 to 10 years of tiling experience in residential construction
• Experience with renovation, maintenance and laying wall and floor tiles
• Able to work independently in both occupied and unoccupied properties
• Driving licence category B
• Right to work in the Netherlands, no work permit or sponsorship needed
• Precise, quality-focused way of working and persistence
• A team player who shows initiative, is willing to help colleagues and can advise residents on practical matters

What we offer

• Gross monthly salary of €3,500 to €4,500 for 40 hours a week, depending on knowledge and experience
• Contract from day one, with the prospect of permanent employment after one year
• 48 days of leave per year, of which 18 can be taken flexibly or paid out in cash
• A well-equipped company van with professional Makita tools
• Work clothing, safety shoes and personal protective equipment
• Employment conditions in line with the Bouw & Infra CAO (CAO: collective labour agreement that sets minimum pay and conditions for the construction sector)
• Opportunities for training, courses and further development
• Varied renovation and maintenance projects in eastern Netherlands, usually close to where you live
• A stable team, short lines of communication, a lot of trust and reliable colleagues
• Social events, after-work gatherings, sports activities and company outings organised by the staff association

How to apply

Register through the application form on the website.